The Ancient Egyptian’s Guide to Having Fun

Everything we see on TV or read about ancient Egypt tends to focus on serious topics — wars, royalty, and work. But what about leisure? What did the Egyptians actually do for fun? Join Molly Osborne, Egyptologist and play-advocate, for a lively exploration of the games and pastimes enjoyed in ancient Egypt. The session will finish with a playful surprise — including a chance to take part in a game yourself! The talk will start at 6.15 promptly, so please arrive 15 minutes early for good seats.

Important Information for Attendees!

We want everyone to have a safe and enjoyable experience at this event. Please take a moment to read the information below before purchasing your ticket.

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• Venue & Safety Emergency Exits: Clearly marked throughout the venue – please familiarise yourself on arrival.
• Fire Safety: In the unlikely event of a fire alarm, follow staff instructions and head to the nearest exit.
• Assembly Point: The meeting point in case of evacuation will be indicated on site. Accessibility Step-Free Access: full access via main entrance and ramp available at side entrance.
• Seating: Unreserved seating. Seats are first come first served. Support: If you require additional assistance (e.g. large print materials, hearing loop, carer ticket), please contact us in advance so we can help.

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House Rules

• Smoking & Vaping: outside the building only.
• Food and drink: Available at the venue.
• Photography & Filming: Please do not film the lecture. Photographs are permitted.
• Children & Young People: Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.

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Contact for any questions before the event, please email osbornearts@outlook.com. During the event, staff and volunteers will be on hand to help.